Fried laghman

Fried laghman is made from the same hand-pulled noodles as regular laghman, but here the boiled noodles go straight into a hot wok together with meat, onion, pepper and cabbage and are stir-fried over high heat without a separate gravy. This makes the noodles drier, with a light caramelization and the distinct taste of wok frying.

Fried laghman is served hot, straight off the heat, as one combined portion — easy to eat with a fork or chopsticks. It's less saucy than classic laghman, spice level is moderate and easy to adjust, and it suits those who prefer a denser dish rather than a liquid gravy.

FAQ

How much does fried laghman cost?
Fried laghman costs 36,000 sum per portion.
How spicy is fried laghman and is it halal?
Spice level is moderate and adjustable on request; fried laghman is drier and less saucy than the classic version. The dish is fully halal.
How does fried laghman differ from classic laghman?
In classic laghman the gravy is fried separately and poured over the noodles, while in fried laghman the noodles are stir-fried directly with the meat and vegetables in the wok, with no separate sauce — giving it a drier texture.

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